Seetharama Raju

Seenu is stabbed by Babji, Basavaraju's son, and escapes toward Chinna Ogirala for safety. The police intervene and caution both villages to maintain peace, setting the stage for a fragile truce.

Basavaraju angrily scolds his father's portrait, blaming it for an affair with Seetayya and Ramaraju's mother. He also praises his uncle's portrait for sacrifice, underscoring the feud's reverence for lineage.

Seetayya promises to protect Seenu and explains Basavaraju's land theft. He then escorts Seenu to the hospital, establishing a direct link between the conflict and Seenu's safety.

Police inform Seetayya about Basavaraju and Chanti's quarrel and the rising tension near the village border. Seetayya and Ramaraju reach the border to warn Basavaraju to curb the violence.

Ramaraju confronts Chanti for insulting his mother, and the clash draws in more security as the police struggle to separate the feuding factions. The feud intensifies at the border.

Basavaraju reprimands the family dynamics, insisting that Chanti remain single and pushing his advantage. The tension persists as both sides maneuver for leverage.

Ramaraju's fiancée Satya arrives in the village, and the family welcomes the union. The prospective marriage injects warmth into a volatile feud, offering a potential path to peace.

After the Holi festival, Chanti beats several workers who support Seetayya's family, reigniting violence. The assault underscores how loyalties still fuel the village conflict.

Sumathi, Ramaraju's sister, falls for Seenu, complicating loyalties within the extended family. Relationships now intersect with the political divide, further entangling the feuding clans.

Narayana Rao informs Seetayya about Gowri's marriage prospects, and Seetayya orders the arrangement of Gowri's marriage. Basavaraju tries to manipulate the match for his own ends, turning the wedding into a battleground for power.

Babji arrives at the wedding venue and attempts to shoot Ramaraju, triggering chaos. During the attack, Kumar is killed, marking a violent turn in the proceedings.

Seetayya confronts Babji, and the assault ends with Babji dying after being shot; Seenu is wounded and later discharged from hospital. The confrontation demonstrates Seetayya's willingness to act decisively against threats.

Seetayya and Ramaraju seem to mend their bond as the marriage plans unfold. Satya decides to step back from the alliance, while Gowri's path advances with explanations about family history and duty. The dynamics of the two households begin to tilt toward reconciliation.

In a climactic sequence at the temple, Basavaraju, Chanti, and their grandmother trap Seetayya and Ramaraju. Seetayya dies holding Ramaraju's hand, sacrificing himself to protect his brother. The violent confrontation leaves the village reeling from the loss.

After Seetayya's death, Basavaraju and Chanti attempt to cover their crimes, but Ramaraju returns to confront them. He kills the henchmen, retrieves Seetayya's son, and completes a ritual of vengeance, signaling the feud's end and the potential renewal of the merged villages.